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SOLVED: 2. 86Rb has a 2- ground state that - decays to the 0+ ground state of 86Sr. (a) Use the mass-excess data in Appendix F to calculate the Q of the
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SOLVED: If 235U undergoes thermal-neutron-induced fission to give fission fragments of 108zr and 132Te, calculate the Q-value of the reaction: [5] How much energy is produced due to the decay of the
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